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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-30
THE ALTAR.

Marriea-At the residence of Mr.. George
Mullinix, In this city. BY Rev. ". A. Crouch.
Mr.. BERT o. JOHNSON. of Saline county.
and Miss LULA HARLAN. sister Of Mrs,
- In HiQginsville. Lafayette county. Mo.
July Is, 1887. bv Rev. F. T. Runner. Mr.,
LOUIS c. FREY aud Miss ELLA JEN-
NINGS.
- Al Asbury P rk. N. j., July IA. at the
residence of Mr.. Allen T. Wells, by the Rev.
John ID. Thorn, rector of Trinity church.
Mr.. BERNARD C. SHIELDS and Misc
BESSIE n. sMALLWOOD, both of New
III s.. VI ab.ss,efs for . tour
~ ts.,s,, ! Isssss ss.,s So.
HooSs will read with plessnnsa1s
notice of tee marriage Of tSfaaSktfe III
Florence stetson Hogs, taken from tbs
Newton, Mass, Journal, NewtonviIle and
Newton being adjoining suburbs of Boston,
One Of the most brilliant events of the sea.
son took place last Wednesday evening In the
marriage OF Mr.. Albert Clinton Bracket and
Miss Florence Stetson Hogs. daughter of the
iste Caie6 3. hoogs, Of NewtopYIlle. The
marrisge was solemnfzed In Grace church by |
Kew. DR.. Shinn, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Wells. |
me church was completely filed with friends
OF the happy pair. The bride wore diamond
and a dress of white satin with
point lace and beaded corsage and long train.
Sae iookea lovely and entered the church on
ana ssM q e. wentworth, the best man.
bridesmaid were Misses Josephine Hooes
and Edith Brown. They were dressed In
WhlIe snc each carried q bouquet of rossa
The master of ceremonies was G. Bowdftch
Cofin. and the ushets Winthrop Bracket.
Bracket and John &. TAYLOR.
Among the notable people present We're
Judge Ley. Woodbury., J. Boyle O'Reiily,
Waldo EdsEs, Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spof,
ard, r. F, spoffsrd. Carlyle AID airs. Peter
ilea, Mr.. and Mrs: \ P. Cobnrn, Hon. and
Mrs. J; Wesley Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs,
nilis. the Misses Wildman. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Y. Stone, Mrs. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. TYLER.
:. z; Sargent. of Boston, and many Others
Is the briGsl party left tie church ths
aline9 pea!ed forth msrriiy the notes OF
Climbing up the Golden Stalrs,I and other
The wedding gifts were numer.
US and beautiful; A reception VAS held at
onpiile avenue, Newtonville. After q we'd
ing tourney inc eolPis viii reside in Newton.
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Farmers Take Notice

nave a few 4o-Knife Feed Cutters, worth
%, which will close out at IS each.
'1"A J. H. SENDEN,
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che residence OF Capt. W. D.. Shsnk12x 4RAfS
farm near that place, and that his father was
burned up in 1t. Hunter Ben jenkins for.
wsrded kilograms of the sad affair to Capt.
W. D. Shanks to Kansa as City to intercept the
steamer Dacotah, which steamer he is chief
clerk of. The many friends of Capt. hanks
will regret to hear of the sad affair. The
Wyoming finished dlscharging her cargo and
took aboard her upstream freight, and got
away to Kansas City during the night"
VIM. h. Msher, the secretary of the BUSH
ness mems committee OF Toledo, O., writes Of
natural gas:-"As home comfort natural gas
IL the perfection of fuel. No dust; no ashes;
carpets, curtains and ceilings are saved: uni
formitY Of temperature secured, insurine
freedom from colds and other complaints due
to the alterations of heat and cold. No cellar
to be filled with dusty cosl, no broken backs
from lifting, no trouble with kiudling on a
cold morning; only the lighting Of q match,
the turning On of 8 cock-behold the fire !
When only a spark of Gre is wanted the
amount can be regulated to a nicely, and the
1900 y Irmoment the kettle bells or
he 28th inst. the writer and
little girls and boys were
home of A. W. Willis,
ESQ, to rejoice with his lovely little dsush-
ter, Mis-. Bessie, on her 9th birthday. Miss
Bessie Is not only petted at home and achool,
but Is loved by 81, who know her. The fol-
lowing named little girls and boys. all aoont
the sge of herself, were present on this occa-
sion: Misses Mary sydnor, Alice starks,
Alma Slusher, Anna Groves, Bessie Lewis,
Edna Clark, Hester Hopkins. Jennie Hop
kins, Laura Wilson, Mary Price, Matte
Davis, Katie Dean, Edna Dean; Masters
Marshall Price, Willie and James Sydnor,
Benton Lewis, Paul Wilson, Willie, Willis
and Hugh Davis. A rich feast, swinging,
PLAYING Of games and all that could be
thought of, were provided for their pleasure,
and so we'll did they enjoy all there that they
seemed sad when the hour of their departure
arrived. But with many kisses impressed
= upon the lips of Miss Bessie. and with heart
felt wishes for her future happiness, they all
turned their faces homeward, and she wss
left to mediate upon the happy event of the
day. Rev. Leonard preached to a large and
attentive congregation IN the Baptist church
at II q. m, and the Methodist church at
night on Sunday last. The Methodlsts will
protract the services for Two week. Quar-
serly meeting next Sunday. Martin Lesser
will visit Eldorado Springs next week.
Mlss Comorah Harrison spent Saturday and
sunday in Corder and vicinity. We cannot
get along very well without her, we wish
some nice young man would persuade her to
cake up her permanent abode among US.
George Sydnor shipped his cattle 10 Chicago
EAST week, prizes not very satisfactory. Wheat
threshmg progressing finely, prices ~ufty-dys
10 fifty eight cents per bushei. We have had
dne rains, and will make 8 good yield of
corn. The farmers have commenced to
.cploEfprt wheat. Howard Dean has rented
s6fssSmith and Asbury near
1g arrangements to engage
!. We think be will make
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4l5444 st4k4dfI
1essrss BeH and Greer. the owner OF the
Chalybeate Springs. agree to donate to the
public one acre of ground. more or less. in.
GLIDING what Is considered the main spring,
with rIght-of-wsy over other land necessary
for easy ingresa and egress, provided SOM
citizen or citizens will eKpead not less than
$500 In Improvements thereon. Fhii is, We
think. fair and reasonable, and the mone3
should be raised without delay.
The Harpers are doing q noble YORK In
bringing the two sections Of the county to q
better understanding of each other. The
"Nsw South" articles were 9 revelation to
the people of the north, and every Se.E, or
month. as the case may be, their publications
contain something that is wholesome fr the
entire conntry to know regarding the feelings
and purposes of the southern people. Here
and There In the South" In the August
monthly, is a charming picture Of whi, two
old, intelligent and fair northern people say
down In the Gulf states.
To give some idea of the value of the gas
territory owned ay the Toledo. O., companies
alone, let US take the Simons we'll. one If the
largest in the state. This well has tie capaci-
ty. ss shown by actual measurment, of H.
400 900 feet of gas per day. For heating pur-
poses 1900 feet of gas are equivalent tc one
ton of the best bituminoue coal. So that the
daily product of this one we'll is equal to 1858
tons of coal 1921 tons per week; 356. 0l2 tons
per year! One we'll Is supposed to draw
from 8 territory of but eight acres, and the
two Toledo compesiss control by lease CT
purchase over 50 900 acres of tested gas lsnds
10 that locality.
WaverIy Times Tour commission men
shipped about 10000 bushels. OF wheat last
Tuesday. Capt. Henry Keith, OF the Wyom-
ing, was taken suddenly i'll here last Tuesday
evening. The past week has be en a hot one
on the railroad hands who are working in
the bluffs; nearly all the hands along the ling
have laid off. Our streets present a busy
scene every day, they are lined with teams
hauling wheat to the immense warehouse on
the river for storage and shipment, Mr.. Ed,
Downs WSs thrown from a mule last SQb6nE
and bruised and shaken up. His phySto
thinks that he VIII be able 10 attend t63f3tSf
mess again iD a few days. VIM. Ysit1k
tired OF hearing people cpss over ha2f< u.
draw water with just q rope. 50 he b
new wheel, rope and bucket and axef44 /
pablic we'll SO that it can now be usedr3s
severe wind storm visited this sectt66
Wednesday evening about 6 oictet
the wind and dust was ioiiewed by = hsa
rain which vas very much needed. NtE
Willie Gail, son Of Geo. Gall. fell from
second story window while walking In I
sleep and was considerably bruised up.irl
is reported 60 doing well. The windy
nesday evening blew 2. T. Goodwin q Co
awning down, With that exception ii
very little damage as fsr as it is p9Gtff'
for us to learn at this writing. Jno. Eaae4
der harvested 1920 bushels OF wheat nom
acres; q yield of % bushels to this aca
Bring on sour Kansas alksli and see how
will show up by the side of Lafay cite cout
land when it comes to raising wheat or
other grain
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MASON & H.

have received the Highest AVA
for nlneti
Matchless: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Musicians regard them as une'
Sold for cash, or on the
For latest catalogue containing !
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EGH RENT.
SUBURBAN. RESIDENCE ESSR
SALE

"a NESEDK,N CE EGSR
SALE.
OffEh for sac, ut q bargain, my
1 tWo-9tCry BrcL ltes:dence. contain SS.S
'rG Rooms. Kitchen and Cellar. A @Ul
S'"t isrS- New Barn. Bugey-hou-e 9nR
D'ea'y - stock Ter. There are also all M c,.e.
'irF outhu'iG'ng5 G6ud vel! and Cow-shed
eli itnGe ~ the beet pine lumber.
-lGhi1hS AM THREE ACRES
of VERY iCH LAND.
Ahont 400 best apple rTe-s, 200 OF them hearing.
i large gut"tIty CT other fruits. of ali kinds.
tni o. IN" BIS: Tuai.ty. One acre IN Turner
and CG'hbcrt G-spbcrries. One-;ourth of an
acre it ttie best verietv OF Straw berries. A fine
VEN OF Goa nn3e' lies Inc whole place, and ia
essllJ r.acne'i. .Sill sell he place for less than
tie cost of House ana Barn. Located one NH,
IRON the courthose, on the best road IN The
;.untv ana CON IAN DIS b VERT line view OF
~ f.L2ttf JpHN a Cuv xTIl -
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ONE Of THE BEST FARMS IN
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
FOR SALE.

'sNhE FARM CONTAINS 800 ACRES,
= l. located on the state road rom eFSk
Dover 10 Lexington. o miles from the o41A
latter place and within ~ miles Of tie -
oepoiS upon The branch and new extension
railroads, hss a good house of 5 rooms, 2 ten
8n-houses. All necessary outhouses, stable Tor
10 hoTaca is all under good fence and ali in cut.
tivat'on or grass, and Ii we'll waiered by never
lai'!ng sprIrgs, cisfrrns ami wells. 1t is sus-
cepti6ie OF olvIsIon'and would make two oood
farms OF 100 acres each. The land lies well. "a
very rich, Is III a desirable beighborbood, with
a good road to Dover and Lexington or TO the
depots on the railroad. Taken Altogether a
Superior iarm OF Its size caDno; be found in the
state. IL Will be sold cheap, IS the owner de-
slres 10 leave Tie state aud engage in other bus
IERMs:-Qne- third cash and balance On as
lans t,iGe as desired. deferred payments to bear
5 per cent interest.
Row Is your time to get a bargain. For fur.
tner part'cniars call at the Inteliigencer Office
or on tne undersigned.
tuIy23if TRAVIS RI1EORn
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k4nk Mrs. Geo.
not only culled
~ fragrant flowers,
taste. Mrs. King
armonies of flowers,
nd culture.
to press, we
peaTed Thurs
KIenschmldt's
o and the
pccounts moth
tbem I"
Aiiiiou ny
oack. Birdie
enlworlh
kerson. Joe
n,al4 Ger
IT, picnic oa
pve town.
'nH C% quarrel,
49, an,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15
Arkansas Priseuers.

LITTLE ROCK, AK, September IA
The following prisoners, ell under
sentence, were last evening landed In
the State psnitent.ary from Fort
Smith: George Christian, - vsnn.
J. N. Davis and ]. 8. Percy. The two
latter arc under conviction for ab-
stractins goods from freight cars on
the Missouri Pacific railway In the
Iudian Territory. Capt, II. 8. Andsr.
sop, collecting illegal fees, Ave years !;
George 8. Keith, horse stealing and
Introducing whisky into the Indian
country, two years; Thomas Terrell
and James Yates, introducing and
selling whisky In the Iodian Territory,
two years; Kate Terrell, Mike Kelly,
Flank Walker, James Allen, intro.
duclng whisky into the Indian Terri
tory, eighteen months each; John p.
ScrugsSV larceny and robbery, three
years; Amanda Springs,on and
Thomas WallPcs, introducing whisky
into the Indian Territory, one year
each; Albert Lsx'on, Ed Mckinney,
alias Jack Lane, Chance Rogers ames
Oowles. George Smart Lynch, William
Terrell, larceny, one year each; b. y.
Bisnnop, assault, eighteen months
Cooper surrstt, assault. one year
Black Hoyt, personsting u aited States
tfficef, one year. fHu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

TORONTO, OsT., September A.-A
fsrryboat collision that occurred here
last night was . hair.breadth escape
from one OF the most awful lake dIsss-
ters ever heard Of. Two boats were
crowded with passengers. Just as the
collision happened. many from the
collidiDg beats, Sadie and Gertrude,
were seen to Jump into the water from
the frightened and confused mass Il
passengers. 1t is feared dozen OF
more are dro xned. A number were
seen struggling in the watsr, and no
Iescues are reported yet. 0ae man
who swan out to q passer ger he raw
struggling In the water says be could
not rescue the passenger. The acct.
dent appears to have been caused by
the Terry boat Queen City, which was Z
short distance behind the boat Ger
truder, and going In the tame dirsc.
lion, and whistled twice instead oI
simply following the Cert ude. Her
whistiisg confused the Gertrude aud
the Sadie and caused the collision.
II was supposed last night that one
man had been drowned by the coils.
lon bstween the steamers Gertrude,
Sadie and Queen City. bat Il ID doubt.
ful now whether any person was lost
As stated last night, four men were
thrown into the water, but three were
saved by the crews OF the steam bosts,
and II is now believed the fourth was
picked up by q rowsoat.
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are shamefully frequent. Tbs war
between labor and capital give
cause for gravest approximations.
The colossal wealth Of the few
grows in geometrical proportions,
while the toiling millions plod on
their weary way. Are all those and
other evils, crimes and misfortuucs
not enumerated due to one oause2--
or is the one idea q universal abb
sorbentf
A certain Knight Of Malta is said
TO have held all the wrongs in the
world as resulting from the suppress
sion OF his order. In council to
devise ways and means to protect
their city the tanner insisted that
there was nothing like leather. l
leave you TO make the application.
regret that you did not see proper
to acknowledge that your structures
were appropriate to what others had
said or done, and were not justified
BY tho text Of my letter for which
you arraign me. That would have
saved me irsn this reply, and l think
would have been more Just TO you az
we'll as to myself. l remain, very
respectfully, yRIYlRS0N DAVIS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

BAlrsonx, Mo, September Ia
J.cob A. Talbot, a young colored man,
committed suicide today by hanging
himself at his home In the northwest.
err section OF the city. He said he
was deeply impressed with the belief
that Ross, who vas hanged last FRI
day, and Hound the way 10 heaven,
and bis only wish was 10 die like him
and follow him TO the home OF the
blessed" He had always been looked
upon a. Q young man Of more thar
ordinary intellisenoe for ons In biz
statiou Of ule.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15
C.ssrrh, Nose or Hsy Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Darby's Prophylactic
Fluid are experienced In the treat.
ment and cure Of Oatarrh and kindred
compla mis-. The Fluid soolhes and
heals the inhamsd membranes and re-
moves the offensive odor that chsrao-
teriIos the difesse. Should the In.
hammstiou have reached the throat
use the Fluid NJ q gargle 10 allay the
Inflammation aud 10 disinfsct.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

81. LouIs. "A special from Jefferson
Oily, Mo, says the iary 10 the Fedora
Court In the cases Of Samuel Preston,
sr., and VIM Roberts Christian county
BAld Knsbbers, charged with intimi
dating witnesses, etc, returned yer
dict Of guilty In each case. This 10 th'
last Of the Bald knobbers cascs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

WILLIE LCuRrs. Of Pit,sburg. Pa,
~as brought from deaths door by
La-cu.pl-s-
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Or. Walkers California
VINEGAR
Only Temperance Bltters Know

Only Temperance Bitters Know
The Old Reliable Remedy Of Is years stan
ing counts is CURES by the million % all Diseal
arising froma Torpid Liver or Hood lmpuritic
10 L. free from alcohol or any kind OF mii
rral polsons. being purely vegetable.
Vinegar Bitters II no uncertain medicin
male 10 please tho palate ~ 10 mlslead the sui
terng. When taken u "procccds 30 business.
and the patient soon obtains tho relief hopei foi
The friends Of Vinegar Blttcrsarc legion
We have yet 10 hear q any one who has use
thlsinvaluahle mc.iicine without being benchte<
boon Ind good health return, II II put up 1
Two stylN, via; OLD Style, slightly bitter, an
New Htyn, pleasant taste,
l'rice, st.0o pr bottle. Sold by all druggist,
10. ~. MCDONALD DIUG co.,
Dor. Wsshinstoa and Charlton Strtts, n. ]
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

Nsw YoRK The New York Furni.
ture d ard Of Trade ha. no spprehen.
sion that the sthks OF the Boston fur
nituis makers will Affect the trade 10
this CITY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

Health 10 w.-I,s-ur. s..-.ex.ra's
Tente aud Herv ne, the aress
freweb sgeetac
NERVOUS D1BILTTY In all is stasss,
~ mental and physical depression, sper.
mAtorrhea, hypochondria, sterility. neural.
giA. hysteria, tneapacity Tor study or busi.
ness, paralysis, I'm lctsn nee, epilepsy, los. Of
memory, sonsnins of tbs brsia, and all die
sssss 81 the nervous system may be nd
oally cured In either ser By TIE use AZ TILL
uneroellsd preparat on. II u . matter (;
.s.ss%.s, J o q. sS'. " ,S.io,s q s.r,,
power. and Dr.. Beauresard's Tonic AMI
Nsfvins, sf,ef msny ysars trial In kureps
directions. which are aeiIsd 70 each bottis
One boz equal 10 one month"; trsatnsnti
or sin bssss for ss 90. Sent by NAH prs.
paid on rece.r, o. price. We surra itss siS
boxes 70 cure snJ ease. with cash order 70.
celvsd ~ ~ TOT sin borss " will ssnd our
written guarantees 70 return the money "
ussimsnt does not eject cure. A. .hsnt:
Hts,ss, LEO and Ms N.lo a .Wsnpki,. f.,s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

Sold By II. ]. HESTER and all Wholesale
Druggists.
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
76 Fifth Avenue, Now York.
neutrality-suspicious.
EPPS'S COCOA.

by . thorough tnovledse Of the rstural
ton and nutrition, and by . careful applioa.
Cocoa. Mt. Epp. has provided our breakfast
tables with . dsiicatsly favored beyerass
Ills by The judicious use Of such articles Of
diet that . constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough 10 resist ever
tendency 70 disease. Hundreds Of subtle
maladies are floating around u. ready 10 a.
may escape many . fatal shaft By keeping
ourelv.; veil fortified q With Iurs sipSa and
0assffe.
sold only In hAlf-pound tins By 6roeers,
sbelsd husi
lanes epps & Co., HS S.:S,:l..
Landau ENGLAND
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-24
LIGHT AND AIRY.


..,rbN ruIed at a biz cigar
I..lecl ont aud his checks sank 10:
..s f.mcs from his ivs aiar,
....,. ~hook iu his youthful chin;
... .reon hIt BE- suolc q smile
upou thc iarlnyard stilc.
... I.- laf o.cg l4s CLASSY eve.
..InA 900 COW Icar by
.u round. 0ut thc stile stood siill,
up and the Led craulcd down;
l4r De- icIt so 3d.
.... ..t ,.ar iad "louc Dim brown"
.lf aat Dos fe,t lkc lead,
ntIe Hs incn ,ruad.
...N rasnel as Doe etZDi afar.
n. h.rea my lasf cirar
Philadelphia Ncws.
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Che to,k % hc isc
o. 10 TO- be- d. 90
AL uI lr ~ 81 BE- o. 80
4 I--AL- rl M " y
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Weather. water.

Weather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blistcrs. or peels.
Especially adapt
cd for Tin, Zinc
Copper. Iron, and
s ln gle. and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky Roofs from
age and exposure
rcrcndcrcd tight
and perfect hy It's
use. Damp and
imperfect Walls
are also rendered
lrV hv the Use Of
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
iall Ia
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MONEY TO LEND.
MONEY TO LEND

UPON REAL ESTATE COLLATERAL sE-
CUklIN.
CITY OK COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOX
SALE or EXCHANGE.
DEEDS WRITTEN AND ACkNOWLEDG
MENIo TAKEN.
HOUSES SOLD. UrlIT AND REPAIRED
UPON MONTHLY lNSIALMENlS.
Apply for Virginia Land Guide.
GEORGE D. era WORD.
Real Estate Agent. Auctouccr. and Broker.
Iuau Su. WNF ly
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Charles Euker's
Po-tofiioc Saloon,
No. 1902 Z. Main St., RICHMOND,
POOL AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
deity JOSEPH TRAyLoR. Manager.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
on Main street and ell Bank street.
BARAND RESTAURANT. ROOMS Oh THE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Meals la Carte and 90 order.
SNELLlNGs * LALLY.
3noS ly Proprietors.
(WARLEs HEUsER
RESTAURANT, BAR, ANDB BILLIARD
ROOM
1874 MAIN STREET.
Philadelphia and New York Beer, Ale, and
Porter ON duught Gihson's xxx spc
cIalty. NOT If
MANNlNG'S RESTAURANT,
Cor Eleventh and Bank SIS.
SET DINNER FROM TO Pm.
MEALS SENT OFT on ORDER.
WINE ROOM ATTACHED.
Idc2l iyl
NTURPHYS NEW EUROPEAN
vi HOTEL.
Centrally located ou lime of street cars; new
auI handsomely furnished throughout rooms
heated hy steam AND connected hN electric
bells every comfort con cmcncc, ana luxury
tine cuisine mot cNccllcd hy amy other house boo
thr country. large, handsome, and convenient
H arranged rOOIus for commercH. travellers
OuIt Uuc square from each the Theatre .ud
Mozart Academy OF Music. private dining
rooms l0r ladies aud gentlemen, and iarRe
banquet huII with 30 seating capacity of 2In.
Societies and others wishing Co give banqucts
wil piease give me z call
JOHN MURPHY. Proprietor
Broad street. corner of Eighth.
jamie IS Richmond. Va
NJ q. MAJOR
SAMPLE ROOM.
No. e5 BASH Stunt.
Choice Wines, Liquors aud Cigars. q Jne, O.
NONOGRAM SALOON
WE kENDmCK, rnormrroa
No.3souu Twelfth street,
lsncMur.' ODD smndl
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friends
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-11
How the Indians Writ. English

Sentence luilding and descriptive wri-
ting from pictnres form part Of the daily
~chnol work NJ each pupil in the Indian
Industrial school. and the following inter-
estlng attempts to form straight English
sentences were the result Of a recent ex-
ercis": II Sr unit tre:' Put wheat in
stacks Ia Ecrp from eating the animals
walking around in the tirld:' Tine ele-
plant Is a clumsy" Il know the earth
is round because il you O. q long time
you will come back to the place where
you starry like an apple walking around"
Describing one of the Indian bows in
public debate who grew very earnest:
'.Near come out his eyes he talk 81 loud"
81 I'M study hard this time. am study
the book Of bones. Il is called the physi-
ology book. ] must try hard this time
about the bones" 1.-The other day | went
TO see my head and lungs about the doc
tor" Mexico is made Of states united
under one garment"
A little Indian boy, whose problem in
arithmetic 10 work out was: divide
1000 by .00i.' worked away very pa
tiently until the slate was nearly covered
with 9's and | over, then, looking up TO
his teacher. in tones Of great perplexity
said: Miss Blank. I cannot stop. Car
Isle Industrial School Star.